Generous donations mount up for community food banks
Students, staff and their families have donated tonnes of festive treats, essential supplies and gifts to support local people in need this Christmas.
Supplies were collected from across the 16 academies within Redhill Academy Trust as part of our annual Festive Food Bank Collection.
Each school liaised with their local food bank or community donation point to deliver the piles of produce which will be re-distributed as Christmas food parcels.
We are incredibly proud of the generosity shown by our academies as they come together to think of others and have donated, once again, in huge volumes. Thanks must also go to everyone who helped with the co-ordination of such a large scale operation.
Wishing everyone across the Trust and our wider communities a restful and happy Christmas.
See photos from various food bank collections below:
The Carlton Infant Academy
Supporting St Paul's Church, Carlton
As usual our school community pulled together with very generous donations for the food and gift bank, this was across all year groups and we are heartened that it will be gratefully received.
Anna Scrivens, Headteacher
The Carlton Junior Academy
Supporting St Paul's Church, Carlton
Tupton Primary & Nursery Academy
Supporting Tupton Food Bank
South Nottinghamshire Academy
Supporting Clifton Food Bank
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Once again, we've had an overwhelming amount of donations from SNA families and we're delighted to be able to hand over our foodbank collection to Clifton Foodbank this week. Alongside this, we have collected for two other charities and look forward to spreading Christmas cheer to local families and people in need.
Dan Philpotts, Headteacher
Colonel Frank Seely Academy
Supporting Arnold Food Bank
The Bolsover School
Supporting Freedom Food Bank
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The Oakwood Academy
Supporting Bestwood & Bulwell Food Bank
Staff and students from The Oakwood Academy donated 700 items to the Bestwood and Bulwell Food Bank. Pictured here are some of our Year 8 and Sixth Form Health and Social Care students
Andy Gilbert, Headteacher
Brookfield Community School
Supporting Chesterfield Food Bank
Following our successful Tin to a Tenner Christmas showcase £275 was raised along with generous donations from the Brookfield community for Chesterfield Food Bank. Massive thanks to our Performing Arts department for organising a great event and the 100 students who performed on the night!
Keith Hirst, Headteacher